List of universities in the United Kingdom

This is a list of universities in the United Kingdom (alphabetical by substantive name). Below that are lists of university colleges and other recognised bodies (institutions with degree awarding powers), followed by a list of defunct institutions.

Universities alphabetically

This list follows the list of recognised bodies on the UK government website.[1] All the institutions on this list are recognised bodies with university status, indicated either by their use of university title in their name on the recognised bodies list or by reference to the Office for Students database[2] for the few universities that do not use the title in their name. Member institutions of the University of London are listed here if they hold university status.

Arms University Established University
status 		Total
students (2024/25)[3] 		Notes
University of Aberdeen 1495 1495 13,930 King's College and Marischal College merged in 1860.
Abertay University 1888 1994 4,990 Dundee
Aberystwyth University 1872 2007 8,970
Anglia Ruskin University 1858 1992 34,370 Campuses in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Peterborough, and London.
None Arden University 1990 2015 32,740 Private, distance learning & blended learning, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Berlin
University of the Arts London 1986 2003 22,950 The university is a federation of six arts colleges: Camberwell College of Arts, Central Saint Martins, Chelsea College of Arts, the London College of Communication, the London College of Fashion and the Wimbledon College of Arts.
Aston University 1895 1966 19,565 Birmingham
Bangor University 1884 2007 9,935
University of Bath 1886 1966 20,530
None Bath Spa University 1852 2005 28,970
Birkbeck, University of London 1823 2023 7,720 Member institution of the University of London. University in its own right since 2023.
None University of Bedfordshire 1882 2006 9,000 Campuses in Luton and Bedford.
None BIMM University 2001 2022 6,435 Private university with campuses at Brighton, London, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, Essex, Dublin, Berlin
University of Birmingham 1825 1900 40,025
Birmingham City University 1843 1992 31,875
Birmingham Newman University 1973 2012 5,500
University College Birmingham 1957 2012 6,760 Despite its name, University College Birmingham holds full university status.[4]
None Arts University Bournemouth 1880 2012 3,740
Bournemouth University 1900s 1992 16,860
None BPP University 1992 2013 31,490 Private, 6 London centres, 12 across rest of England, and 2 in Channel Islands.
University of Bradford 1832 1966 10,770
None University of Brighton 1858 1992 17,405
University of Bristol 1595 1909 32,435
Brunel University of London 1798 1966 12,705 Campus at Uxbridge, London. Member institution of the University of London.
University of Buckingham 1973 1983 3,455 First private university in the UK
Buckinghamshire New University 1891 2007 18,490 High Wycombe
University of Cambridge 1209 1209–1226 22,565 Collegiate university. Established by migration from Oxford in 1209; organised under a chancellor by 1226[5]
Canterbury Christ Church University 1962 2005 38,385
Cardiff Metropolitan University 1865 2011 12,265 Formerly University of Wales Institute Cardiff
Cardiff University 1893 2005 31,505
University of Chester 1839 2005 13,520 Campuses at Chester and Warrington
University of Chichester 1977 2005 6,375
City St George's, University of London 1834 2024 Member institution of the University of London.
Formed in 2024 by merger of City, University of London and St George's, University of London.
Coventry University 1970 1992 29,505 Includes CU Coventry, CU Scarborough and CU London
Cranfield University 1946 1993 5,000
University for the Creative Arts 1856 2008 15,110 Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham, Maidstone and Rochester
University of Cumbria 1890 2007 9,065 Main campus at Carlisle, with campuses at London, Lancaster, Penrith and Ambleside
De Montfort University 1870 1992 23,155 Leicester
University of Derby 1851 1992 18,895
University of Dundee 1881 1967 13,435
Durham University 1832 1832 21,150 Collegiate university
University of East Anglia 1963 1963 16,945 Norwich
University of East London 1898 1992 26,755
Edge Hill University 1885 2006 13,330 Ormskirk, Lancashire
University of Edinburgh 1583 1583 39,015
Edinburgh Napier University 1964 1992 13,805
University of Essex 1964 1965 14,015 Campuses at Colchester and Southend-on-Sea
University of Exeter 1838 1955 33,105
Falmouth University 1902 2012 8,185
University of Glasgow 1451 1451 38,710
Glasgow Caledonian University 1875 1993 22,205

Formed by the merger of The Queen's College, Glasgow and Glasgow Polytechnic.

University of Gloucestershire 1834 2001 8,135 Two campuses at Cheltenham and two at Gloucester.
Goldsmiths, University of London 1891 2024 7,910 A member institution of the University of London. Since 2013 Goldsmiths has had its own degree awarding power.[6]
University of Greater Manchester 1824 2004 12,570 Previously called the University of Bolton
University of Greenwich 1890 1992 29,410
Harper Adams University 1901 2012 5,285 Newport, Shropshire
Hartpury University 1947 2018 2,550 Gloucestershire
None Health Sciences University 1917 2024 2,110 Bournemouth and London
Heriot-Watt University 1821 1966 9,845 Campuses at Edinburgh and Galashiels
University of Hertfordshire 1952 1992 33,575 Hatfield
University of the Highlands and Islands 1992 2011 8,685 Federal university with a main campus at Inverness, and colleges at Elgin, Perth & across north and western Scotland
University of Huddersfield 1825 1992 16,360 Campuses at Huddersfield and Barnsley
University of Hull 1927 1954 14,715
Imperial College London 1907 2007 22,525 Despite its name, Imperial College holds full university status.[7]
Keele University 1949 1962 13,680 Staffordshire
University of Kent 1965 1965 16,070 Campuses at Canterbury and Medway. Collegiate university
King's College London 1829 2023 40,870 Member institution of the University of London. Since 2008 King's awarded its own degrees.[8]
Kingston University 1899 1992 18,815 Kingston upon Thames
University of Lancashire 1828 1992 23,865 Campuses at Preston and Burnley.
Lancaster University 1964 1964 18,620 Collegiate university
University of Law 1865 2012 8,000 Private university
University of Leeds 1831 1904 34,580 Formerly part of the federal Victoria University
None Leeds Arts University[9] 1846 2017 2,175
Leeds Beckett University 1824 1992 22,290
Leeds Trinity University 1966 2012 13,715
University of Leicester 1921 1957 18,990
University of Lincoln 1861 1992 19,560 Campuses at Lincoln, Riseholme, and Holbeach
Lincoln Bishop University 1862 2012 2,360 Lincoln
University of Liverpool 1881 1903 31,050 Formerly part of the federal Victoria University
Liverpool Hope University 1844 2005 5,330
Liverpool John Moores University 1823 1992 25,650
University of London 1836 1836 205,400[10] Federal university
London Metropolitan University 1848 2002 13,665 Formed by merger of London Guildhall University and the University of North London
London School of Economics 1895 2022 12,950 Member institution of the University of London. Since 2008 the LSE has awarded its own degrees.[11]
London South Bank University 1892 1992 15,760
Loughborough University 1909 1966 18,955
University of Manchester 1824 2004 46,305 Formed by merger of the Victoria University of Manchester (itself formed by the merger of Owens College and the Victoria University) and UMIST in 2004
Manchester Metropolitan University 1824 1992 39,395
Middlesex University 1878 1992 15,020 London
Newcastle University 1834 1963 27,230
University of Northampton 1924 2005 13,505
None Northeastern University – London[12] 2010 2022 1,060 Subsidiary of Northeastern University in the US. Formerly the New College of the Humanities.
Northumbria University 1877 1992 29,685
None Norwich University of the Arts 1843 2013 2,765
University of Nottingham 1798 1948 36,460
Nottingham Trent University 1843 1992 35,435
Open University 1969 1969 124,580 Milton Keynes (an open-access distance learning university)
University of Oxford 1096 1200–1214 26,225 Collegiate university. Teaching as early as 1096; schools organised into a university from c. 1200, with statutes given by a legatine charter in 1214.[13]
None Oxford Brookes University 1865 1992 26,095
Plymouth Marjon University 1993 2013 4,850 Formerly the University of St. Mark & St. John
None Arts University Plymouth 1856 2022 1,610
University of Plymouth 1862 1992 17,945
University of Portsmouth 1870 1992 24,015
Queen Margaret University 1875 2007 6,590 2007/2008 moved to a new campus in Musselburgh, East Lothian.
Queen Mary University of London 1785 2023 24,640 A member institution of the University of London which has awarded its own degrees since 2014.[14]
Queen's University Belfast 1810 1908 25,080
None Ravensbourne University London 1962 2018 8,685 London
University of Reading 1892 1926 21,370
None Regent's University London 1984 2013 2,171 Private university[15]
Richmond American University London 1972 2019 1,600 Private university
Robert Gordon University 1750 1992 14,840 Aberdeen
None University of Roehampton 1975 2004 11,945 Collegiate university with four colleges
Royal Agricultural University 1845 2013 925 Cirencester
Royal Holloway, University of London[16] 1879 2022 13,115 Member institution of the University of London; since 2022 a university in its own right.
Royal Veterinary College 1791 2023 2,575 Member institution of the University of London. University in its own right since 2023.
University of Salford 1850 1967 26,030
University of Sheffield 1897 1905 28,280
Sheffield Hallam University 1843 1992 30,765
SOAS University of London 1916 2023 6,400 A member institution of the University of London with degree awarding powers since 2013.[17] University in its own right since 2023.[18]
University of South Wales 1841 2013 20,790 Merger of University of Wales, Newport and University of Glamorgan
University of Southampton 1862 1952 25,785
Southampton Solent University 1984 2005 8,515 Southampton
University of St Andrews 1413 1413 11,645
St Mary's University, Twickenham 1850 2014 5,965
University of Staffordshire 1906 1992 17,085 Campuses at Stoke-on-Trent, Stafford, and Lichfield
University of Stirling 1967 1967 11,750 Bridge of Allan
University of Strathclyde 1796 1964 22,225 Glasgow
None University of Suffolk 2007 2016 13,590 Campuses at Ipswich, Bury St. Edmunds, Great Yarmouth, and Lowestoft
University of Sunderland 1901 1992 20,280
University of Surrey 1891 1966 16,430 Guildford
University of Sussex 1959 1961 17,290 Brighton
Swansea University 1920 2007 18,985
Teesside University 1930 1992 21,570 Campuses at Middlesbrough and Darlington
Ulster University 1865 1984 32,915 Formed by merger of the New University of Ulster and Ulster Polytechnic
None University College London 1826 2023 46,830 Member institution of the University of London; since 2023 a university in its own right.
University of Wales 1893 1893 15,415 Functionally merged with UWTSD in 2017 but still constitutionally separate[19]
University of Wales Trinity Saint David 1822 2010 15,415 UWTSD. Formed by merger of the University of Wales, Lampeter, Trinity College, Carmarthen and Swansea Metropolitan University.

Campuses at Lampeter, Carmarthen and Swansea.

University of Warwick 1965 1965 27,880 Coventry
University of the West of England 1595 1992 36,380 Bristol
University of the West of Scotland 1897 1992 19,105 Campuses at Paisley, Hamilton, Ayr, and Dumfries
None University of West London 1860 1992 17,690 Campuses at Ealing and Brentford
University of Westminster 1838 1992 20,940
University of Winchester 1840 2005 6,840
University of Wolverhampton 1899 1992 23,665
University of Worcester 1946 2005 8,755
Wrexham University 1887 2008 8,560
University of York 1963 1963 22,345
York St John University 1841 2006 12,150

University colleges

This is a list of university colleges in the UK. Institutions included on this list are university colleges that are recognised bodies with their own degree awarding powers;[1] it does not include institutions with "university college" in their title that are listed bodies as parts of a university (see colleges within universities in the United Kingdom), or other institutions with "university college" in their title. Separate citations are given for institutions that have been awarded university college title recently and are not yet shown under that name on the recognised bodies list or which do not use the title in their name.
Arms University Established University college status Total students Notes
University College of Estate Management 1919 2016 3,580 Reading
Application for university status approved 2025 but awaiting supplemental charter; currently using University of the Built Environment as a trading name.[20]

Member institutions of the University of London

All member institutions of the University of London are recognised bodies as institutions that have the right to grant University of London degrees. Some also hold their own degree awarding powers and, since the passing of the University of London Act 2018, can apply for university status in their own right without leaving the federal university.[21] Member institutions that are also universities in their own right are listed both here and in the list of universities above. The university was an examining board until 1900, when it became a federal university and admitted colleges as "Schools of the University".[22]

Arms University Established Joined
University
of London 		Total
students (2024/25)[3] 		Notes
Birkbeck, University of London 1823 1920 7,720 A university in its own right since 2023,[23] with degree awarding powers since 2012.[24]
Brunel University of London 1798 2024 12,705 A university since 1966, became a member institution of the University of London in 2024.[25]
City St George's, University of London 1834 2016 26,415 Formed in 2024 by merger of City, University of London and St George's, University of London. City became a member institution of the University of London in 2016,[26] and became a university in its own right again in 2023.
None Royal Central School of Speech and Drama 1906 2005 1,015 Degree awarding powers since 2005.[27]
None Courtauld Institute of Art 1932 2002 630
Goldsmiths, University of London 1891 1905 7,910 Became an institution owned by the university in 1905[22] and a school of the university in 1988.[28]

A university in its own right since 2024,[29] with degree awarding powers since 2013.[30]

None Institute of Cancer Research 1909 2003 370
King's College London 1829 1900 40,870 Along with University College London, one of the two colleges named in the 1836 charter as having the right to submit students for examination and an original school of the university in 1900.[22] Since 2023 a university in its own right.
None London Business School 1964 1964 2,275
London School of Economics 1895 1900 12,950 Original school of the university in 1900.[22] Since 2023 a university in its own right.
None London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine 1899 1900 945 Original school of the university in 1900.[22] Degree awarding powers since 2013.[31] Approved for university status and applying for supplemental charter in 2024/5.[32]
Queen Mary University of London 1785 1907 24,640 A university in its own right since 2023,[33] which awarded its own degrees since 2014.[34]
Royal Academy of Music 1822 1999 775 Degree awarding powers since 2012.[35]
Royal Holloway, University of London 1879 1900 13,115 Original school of the university in 1900.[22] Since 2022 a university in its own right.[36]
Royal Veterinary College 1791 1949 2,575 A university in its own right since 2023,[37] with degree awarding powers since 2009.[38]
SOAS University of London 1916 1916 6,400 A university in its own right since 2023,[39] with degree awarding powers since 2013.[40]
None University College London 1826 1900 51,315 Along with King's College London, one of the two colleges named in the 1836 charter as having the right to submit students for examination and an original school of the university in 1900.[22] A university in its own right since 2023,[41] with degree awarding powers since 2005.[42]

Other recognised bodies

This section lists other education institutions that hold their own degree awarding powers but are neither universities (or colleges of the University of London) nor university colleges.[1]

Recognised bodies that can only award foundation degrees

These institutions are recognised bodies with foundation degree awarding powers only.[1]

Defunct university institutions

This section lists defunct universities, university colleges, polytechnics and colleges of federal universities.

Foreign universities with campuses in the United Kingdom

While based in the UK, these are not considered UK universities and are not recognised as UK degree-awarding bodies by the British government unless separately listed in one of the categories above. Many are 'study abroad' centres for non-UK universities, offering a year or a semester in the UK for students enrolled at the foreign university, rather than campuses offering their own courses.

As of 1 November 2023, there are 29 "Overseas Higher Education Institutions" that have been approved for student visa purposes by the UK Government as offering "an overseas course of degree level study that's equal to a UK higher education course".[84][85] There is also one branch of an overseas university that is a "listed body", offering courses leading to a UK degree from a "registered body".[86] The following are approved overseas higher education institutions and foreign universities that are listed bodies in the UK, with their UK locations:

Universities in British Overseas Territories

Universities in British Overseas Territories are not considered UK Universities and are not recognised as UK degree-awarding bodies by the British government.[92]

Anguilla

Bermuda

Cayman Islands

Main article: List of universities in the Cayman Islands

Gibraltar

Montserrat

Turks and Caicos Islands

Universities in Crown Dependencies

See list of universities in the Isle of Man for university institutions on the Isle of Man. There are currently no universities in the Channel Islands; in 2013[94][95] the States of Guernsey gave approval for the opening of a university there but, as of February 2017, no progress has been made on the project.[96] The plan was cancelled in 2021.[97]

See also

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